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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-31


tAsae Csopasy . Opsn sAs mouse.
The King streot opera houss was 10 have
opened this evening with the Rose Isle
dramatic company, but n II opens ct all it
Will likely be with law suit. This fore
noon William A. Halbach, manager Of the
house, informed Frank l.. Yerance, manager
for MiM Lisle, that he had cancelled their
engagement and they would not be allowed
10 open this evening For time there was
quite stormy scene, Mr.. Yerance declar.
ing positively thai no would oPen, while
the manager Of the rink stated just as rosi.
tiyely that he would not While this
was poiug ON the members Of the com.
many we're busy on the stage rebearsing their
parts for tonight
Manager Hslbach gave bis side of the story
TO an INTELLIaENcER reporter He says
that he was imposed upon by the company,
which does not come up 10 the representations
made to him. lie says that Miss Lisle was
lyidg idle last week and that she has drawn
this company together quickly, the members
coming from Philadelphia, Columb bus Louis.
Vile and other placeA He says that they
never had any rehearsals together until this
morning, when the majority OF thcm read
their parts He thinks they are an inferior
company, and some Of the members say 30
themselves He says that to open his house
with poor attraction would ruin his pros
poets, and the place will he locked this even.
ing.
Mr.. Yerance was also seen by a reporter.
he says that he will be at the theatre at !
o'clock this evening with his company read y
to give performance, and II he 10 not al
lowed to do 50 he will at cnce bring sui,
against Halbach, with whom helholdsa con-
tract He says that Miss Lisle Is Q fine &C
trees, whose reputation Is we'll known among
all theatre people throughout the entire coun
try. AS for the company, Halbach has moi
seen them perform and he know.
nothing whatever of their ability
They have not as yet given roo
show, aud Halbsch is trying ~ SCt
them or without giving them any sas-,e
As for the company being brough; r-xsEes
from different cities that amounts to r,sk Is
nor does the fact that some Of them TeaS I-,s!
parts. What they want IL an opposu,.S g
perform tonight and If they are not allowed
this privilege there will lie trouble in tn
ebspa OF law suit.
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PySs wins . shasins nlaseA-
references to Hsggins, second R3ase1aa.


Harry Pyle, the base bali pitcher, skated
twomie race for Q purse OF Slo against II.
Beaver, at Pottstown. Pyle won.
Micky Welsh thinks that Pyle and Ghe.
nomenal smith " III both lie Affected by the
new rules, which will not allow them 10
lump around. Baldwin, OF Detroit says he
will not DO able to 10 as well. IL Is said that
Harry Boyle will be one the best and sw l'test
pitchers in the profession.
The Boston correspondent of the Philadol.
phia rress says of a ball player we'll known
here "The Bostons appear TO have made no
mistake in engaging young Higgins to play
second base next season. Several parties who
have st en- him play and who have played
apains, him speak strongly OF his merits.
While he Is said to be only fair batter, his
fielding and base running are SPOKEN of most
enthusiastically, lie Is of steaGy habits and
very ambitious. la taking the place OF Bur.
dock he is follow ing great player, and may
naturally feel u little nervous at the outset
but in no club would he receive fairer treat
ment at the bands ofthe veterans tl'Sn he will
with Boston,
Marsh Quinton will catch for the lowvill,
IN. W club
Charlie lugrshanl, who while with the Iron.
sides club in 1854 WAS poor pitcher aud q
worse batter, led the batting In the North.
western League last season.
| Tomney, the vivscious little short stop,
has been released by Syracuse to Bingham
ton for 500,
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rHE EILLrSGER pR0PEHTY,
ne Court Sets Aside the December Sale and
Orders Auother.

z1e court SETS Aside the DeCcnabeS Sale and
e Orders Another.
Nearly all ofSaturGay afternoon was taken
vp By counsel in argument for and against
lpanrming the sale OF the Killipger property
on East King street. The depositions Cf
soeaSly evsry person at the sale were read.
The testimony showed that II the property
vas again put up Jacob 8. Shirk and B. j.
4cGrann would bid sl2 900 or more for il,
while 1t had been knocked down for sll,o00
and there were two parties, r. A. Evans and
0otleib Gerstley, who claimed 10 have bid
Mat sum.
On the part OF MIR. Evans it was argued that
his bid was the one recognized by the
euetioneer that sll,c00 was a fair market
psice Tor the property, and that Mr.. Gerstley
did not make claim 10 having bid sll,C00
until sfter Mr.. Evans had signed the articles
oi agreement The court reserved decision
until this morning, when they decided to set
sside the sale aud order new sale.
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DkA THIS.

sIKHNAE.-!u this city, on the 8th inst
Stewart Hayes, son of Edward and Emma Steh-
man, aged "a monts,
1ntermen private.
DoBwART.-January 9s. 1851 in Philadelphia,
Simon n Dorwart, formerly OF Lancaster aged
4byears, month and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the :amuv-also
the members of the different lodges knights OF
Pythias. who will assemble at the Castle Hall OF
Lancaster Lodge, No Sc, Inquirer building, al a
quarter past one. are respectfully invited TO at.
tend the funeral from the residence Of his sis.
tcrs, No. Sc North Queen street, on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. Interment al Lancaster
Cemetery.
MILLRR.-Jsnuary %. lss7, in this city. Mary
Eizaoeth Miller. laughter Of Hiram and LYDIA
Miller, IN her 18th year.
The relatives and friend, of the family are 10
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from
her parents residence, No. so south Water
street, on Tuesday morning a. $50 o'clock; 10
proceed to View Providence on the e.3) train
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BOARD OF Trade Iuteutions.

Several OF the Board OF Trade committees
met on saturday evening and discussed i'm.
portan, matters. William d. Sprecher sub.
mit,ed a proposition for the establishment Of
q manufactory here, to make shelf hardware
There are three such manufactures in Read.
ing, ali OF which are In q prosperous condi-
ton. Mr., Hager also submitted proposition
for the formation OF An Improvement conf
pany. This company will agree TO erect
buildings for manufacturers whenever
wanted, and charge for the same certain in
terest on the COS, of the same. Buildings,
however, sill not be erected until ordered by
tesponslois asrt!es Both propositions were
discussed q, Length, and will be reported to
tns messing oi the Board Of Trade tomorrow
MN,hl y han ietuite action viii be taken.
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AUJOUESED QUARfER sRssIOSs.
List CT fJurors who win Try the Gases in the
Next Grim ipnl Court

LIST Of Jurors who win Try the Cases in the
NtNt Criminal Court.
Judge Livingston, Sheriff Tomlinson and
Jury Commissioners Dlller aud Ilyus drew
he following Jurors this afternoon to serve in
the adjourned quarter sessions court, begin
ming Monday, March 4:
VIM Blick kenderfer. grocer. 9Th ward. city.
Winfield $. Rackius, iaborer. 9Th ward. city.
Andrew j. iliek. Sriekmaker, 9Th ward, city.
jacob shenk, farmer, Manor.
JACOB Umb,e. farmer, salisbury.
Biz hard Hicks, mason, Pequea.
Absaiom Hartman, innkeeper, West Coealic,
y r. Herr; tinsmith, strasoure Dor
Henry c. BOYD, Merchant, Mannheim Dor.
ns }nn,9n %ss, GGlpme
j. ID. Wilson, farmer, Fulton.
Amos Mast, farmer. Salisbury.
Jacob Dyer, merchant, Eliz abetbtown.
J NJ. Hess, miller. Drumore.
John I. Knapp, mae chinist. .th ward, city.
Hiram shenk, mile Providence.
Joseph etw.ler. farmer. Mt Joy Dor.
Fred. Maulick, brewer. Martetta.
samuel II Boyd, dealer. Columbia
Peter Ammon, innkeeper, lst ward, city,
W. McCaa, farmer, Carnarvon.
Jacob Miller, coach trimmer, Nj Joy Dor.
Robert Z. Mcdonnell, carriage maker. stn
Geo Darmstetter. butcher, 7th ward, city.
Peter Miller. rmer, NJ amor.
&c. Eohternacht. farmer. Paradise.
Henry J eag r, marble cutter. Sd ward. city.
Col. David Malston, tob acCo dealer, Co Il M bis
Julius Bradycsnp. carpenter, 9Th ward, city.
John Beam, farmer Strasburg twp.
Milton L. shirF. farmer. West Cocalico.
X. A. smith, gar cesler, 4th ward, city.
J. W. Schlosser. teacher, West Cocalico.
Morris GER Chs. tob 3cco dealer, 5th ward, cit ).
X NJ. Fridy, gent. West Hempneld.
Geo Crane bank teller. Colu tnbia.
Jacob Pontz, bTickmaker, 9Th ward, city.
Samuel Wolchars. bricklayer, East DoneR al.
z. Taylor shober, clerk, lst ward, city.
Michael BARLEY, X. Il. supervisor. Mannheim
twp.
John Naylor laSorer Marietta
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Gishteen Cases Ready for Trial This Week
Guardians Appointed.
The second week Of the January common
pleas court was opered this morning, with
Judge Patterson presiding In the upper and
Judge Livingston In the lower court room.
Osthe 80 cases on the La IL were continued
~ settled, leaving 10 .Jr trial
IN The - oe.'S5ohn W. Holman va the
lla .ahcaster an issue to determine
mount Of damages sustained by reason
.cs the opening Of Elm street through bis
land, q verdict was entered, by agreement,
In favor OF plaintiff for $3.50.
s In the suit OF Henry FL. Harnish, admins
traitor OF Michael s. Harnish, vs.. Henry G..
8eener, executor Of James w. Keener, de.
esased, verdict by consent was entered In
lhvor Of plaintiff for $500.
Edward Bitner, of Columbis, was appoint
"a guardian oil the minor children OF Joseph
Epgleharl deceased, late OF Columbia
borough.
# Josiah Byer, Of Bart township was sp.
pointed guardian ofthe minor child OF Perry
6oeg, late Of Colerain township
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-31

A special meeting Of the Lancaster Board
OF Trade will be held on Tuesday evening, at
o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by J.
p. Wickersham-subjeCt, "The question Of
Non.Partisan Municipal Government !" Geo
II. Franklin subject " Inducements to
Manufacturers to Locate In Lancaster, and
How to Aid Struggling Industries Already
aere;' Henry Baumgardner subject,
"Cash and Credit System; advantage of
Quarterly or Monthly Settlements"
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Two Railroad Employees Killed.

William Mcfsddsn, OF Petersburg, Hun.
tlnsdon county, who was brakeman on this
division OF the Pennsylvania railroad, was
found unconscious on top Of Q car OF train
going west, Sunday morning, and removed
to the hospital at Harrisburg, whore he died.
He was struck by bridge near ChickiesL
Leonard Zimmerman, who was conductor
of q sh!fter at Steelton, while coupling cars
there on Saturday, was caught between the
bumpers aud squeezed to death. He leaves
a widow and elk children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-31

At the meeting Of the Linnnn Society on
Saturday, DR.. S. S. Rsthvon read an original
paper relating to the Lancaster County His.
torical society, recently organized. The fol.
towing officers we're elected for the year 1857
President, Hon. ]. p. Wickersham vice
presidents, DR.. J. II. Dubbs and &. A. Helm.
itsh recording secretary, s. NJ. Sener
treasurer, DR.. s. S. Rathvon corresponding 9
secretary, Miss Z. v. Baker librarian, Mrs.
L. D. Zsll curators, Prof. J. s. Stair, DR..
S. 8. Rathyon, s. Nj. Sener and c. A. Helm.
itsh. The society adjourned, to meet on Sat.
urday afternoon, February 26.
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E1nSI.us lurned AWAY.

The ICES u. Covenant L. B. church con.
tnue with uuabated interest. The pastor
preached Sandsv morning; Rev. Pilgrim,
the evangelist, spoke TO the young people st
3:l5, aud also preached a. ;l5. The altar Of
the church was crowded with pepiteuts In
the morning number Of persons were re.
ceived into the church. At the evening sell
vices hundreds were unable tc set into the
church,
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CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The Drorers Journal re.
ports Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head shipments.
ssipp,pg stesns 80 snS 10 prn5ss se slor
ers and feeders, .? S013 so cows, bulls and
mixed, d 5O93 IS; bulk, t2t1632n.
HOgs-Receipts, 1900 head shipments, 5000
head market shade steadieI rough
tml, mixed, tegi 30 packing and shipping. u 75d
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head Shipments, nc
head market steady natives. {! Ts9t 90
western. q SO9s co; Te1ans,te tOSti 90, lambs
EAST LIBERTY. - Cattle - Receipts, $50 head
shipments. 2s5 head market nothing doing
AZ through consignnenls shipments TO New
Hoss-Reeeipts, ilG head shipments. GsOO
neaa market hIm Phi!adelphias, Is B3Ds IS
shipments TO new York, - carloads.
sheep -Receipts. 200 head shipments. l.0NO
market very dull; not enough doing to estab
l'sh market.
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Judge Patterson Denies an . Examiner state
lneHt

About the time court adjourned this morn.
ing Judge Patterson called the Examiner re-.
porter to account for the statement published
- their editorial that 1t had cos. ESQ, coo last
Eyear for auditors The judge said the records
Would show that 1t had not cost half that
iAnount that he was opposed to the bill bu,
NCuld not take part one way or the other,
but he would like the newspapers to treat the
matter fairly. The Judges remarks caused
= general discussion among the members ol
ne bar present 1t was admitted that the
court was not behind In its orphans' cour,
And quarter sessions work, and they were 60
m behind In the common pleas court
through the fault OF lawyers who were
eontinually putting of cases, From the ex
spgessions Of the members OF the bar present
~ appeared that the bar is pretty evenly
4iyided on the necessity Of an orphans court
stndge
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NEw Yong. Jan. Sl,-Flour market dun
Fine. ~ 3Jg3 iOi super1ne, % 10I3 10 /;
common to good extra Western. s3 2Ol3 Is good
TO fancy extra Western. G 70d5 20.
Wheat-So. ] Red State. 9jd91kc; No. do
s;kc No: Red, Winter, Jan, slIzc Feb. 9Iytc ;
Corn-No mixed cash. isc ; DO jan, Axe 4;
Feb axe March, tshc.
Oats-NO. " htte state. 40c; No. DO, 3Sc 4;
Ne. mixed. jan, sS94c. Feb, $40 May. 58Itc.
hyS dull Western, aGooc State, b7xG5JC.
Pork dull new mess, sl2 251i275
Lard-Jan., % 50 Mar, tJA; Mag, &97.
Molasses quiet at 2c for 81 test.
Turpentine quiet at 59XC.
Rosfn dull strained to good. 81 oo6l Gs.
Petroleum dull Refined, IN cases, SIC.
rretghts dull grain TO London, 4Ad.
Butter steady Western Creamery. 2Ots2sc
Elgtn Creamery, eaISoc state dairy, hall frkin
tubs. logic.
Cheese dull; Western Flat. ll0l2kc; good TO
choice light skins. lO7+GliHc.
Eggs steady state. 3lc (; Western, 3lD32c.
sugar steady; Refined Cutloaf, exc; GTsnu.
lated, SIC.
Tallow frm prime city, axe.
Rice dull Caroline. fair u good, a1skc.
Coffee dull fair cargoes. la,sc.
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The HGyplI Combination T1,ni9ht.-This even
ing the Harold combination, which includes
William Davidge, jr,, Maggie Harold. William
Sherry and number OF other welI-known dra,
matte people, will open IN Fulton opera house
for week. Everywhere that tie company has
appeared the press las praised them highly
But lew OF the artists are unknown to Lancaster
people. and they will no doubt draw largely
during the week. The prices Are popular.
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An Engineer Stricken With ps,.,v.,,

James Armstrong, one Of the best known
engineers on the Pennsylvania railroad, was
stricken with paral ysis In the Broad Street
station, Philadelphia, on Saturday. He was
taken to the Presbyterian hospita! where he
now lies in q critical condition. Mr.. Arm.
strong is a resident Of Columbia aud runs
the market train.
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Arrived in PittabnfK

The Plttsburs F0tt notes the arrival Of MI.
b. J. McGrann aud S. H. Reynolds. esq, In
Pittsburg, the suit of Mr.. McGrann against,
the Pittsburg & Lake Erie railroad opening
to-day. Both McGrsnn ana the railroad com.
pany are making great Preparations FOR the
trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-31

Since the Lancaster skating rink has been
transformed into theatre thero Is but one
rink In the city and that is in NJ Is nnerchor
hall. TWAS reopened on Saturday evening
under the management Of George Eckert and
John Wolf There was large attendance
and good order prevailed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-31

AT the democratic primaries In Harrisburg
Or. S. &. Frichey was nominated for mayor,
William Il, Nerbeke for city controller aud
NJ. s. Black for city treasurer. Dr.. fritchey
represents large Republican ward In select
council and Nerbeke was city controller the
past four years
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Reco'vts-uogs.
rhiiade delphis Produce Mafhst.

rHiLApxLrHiA, Jan. 81. l.-piour market guiet'
sales, ~ barrels; Minnesots Bakers, ~ la1A ~
Pennsylvania Family, ~ 7s6s %; western do
q U0isS; Patents. u fsSSS ~.
Ryo nour quiet, ~ Co -, -,
Wheat y an, slkc. Feb, a'.c,, Maieh, ~ &C
April, seIAc. ~
Corn-Jan., tsko Fer, @Sc.; March, E'.o,
April. tsc-
ApiI SSi~c.
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Ta. New York Lite Iu.uranee COMPANY.

Attention Is directed to the advertisement
elsewhere OF the New York Life Insurance
company, one OF the most solid in the country,
having been organized in 1915 and possessing
assets Of over s10pOlOOO. 1t had SIS, 600, 900
OF new business last year, which Ia double
the amount any conp pany has had for SIM gle
year. Its local interests are in good hands,
that energetic gentleman, Mr.. Clarence '.
Licb,y, being tho agent for Lancaster county.
At his office No. To-, East King street, he
will be pleased 10 give all the desired infor.
NATION TO those who may call upon him.
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fsiApHipRIA. Jan, 1l-Boef cattle. receipts
Tor week were-Beeves lrN, sheep. locN Hogs.
$500. Previous wcek-Boeves, s,sS' sheep'
l0.OO Hogs, s,sp.
Beef; cattle. fair and lower: Extras. HA0
sSc; good, es0s,ac; medium. N.Stac; com.
mon, S0tc.
sheep was active extra. 81. fSSc; good, iA0
&c medium. A0Akc common, -HStc. Lamos,
i1;c.
hog. ,.c lower western, 90; country, %
tr.
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CTRlCTLY PURE MAPLE SYRUP BY
- Pint, Quart or Gallon cheap. Also Maple
sugar. Try It. Bakers Chocolate. lsc. cake |;
Nelson's OF Coxos' Gelatino. lsc . packages
Imported MacarOni for .bc.; packsSes tl7s
&C. cake Ailler's Borax soap. &C., Z for go; ex.
ira Family Crackers. &c. pound best French
CLx4EE's TEA AND CoFEER sTORE,
No. 3s West King street.
ATTelsphens. fsne lyd
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Drug Store burned.

\ CALUMET, Mich, Jan. 8L-Dr. Mausan's
erue store and stock and several frame build.
Ipgs were burned at Red Jacket yesterday
oruing Tae loss Is about $4,000; insur.
- Sto0. The thermometer stood at Is
oes Mellow zero during the fire.
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Complaint A hon, dead C,,.l.,.

People residing in Arch alley complain
that some one between Chestnut and Walnut
streers Is in the habit OF throwing dead
chickens in the alley and allowing them TO
re main,
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Isaac Keissinger, jr., Of Marietta, ives heard
on Saturday by Alderman Fordney and re-
qaired to give bail for his appearance at tho
next term OF the court to answer . charge OF
deserting his wife.
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Only ol65 Realized,

The sheriff realized only sl65 by the sale Of
the personal property Of Joseph Tuck, the
Columbia cigar manufacture who recently
abpconded,
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sa.y mosning . basket containing a
q coickens wss found In QUO OF the
~ market houses. II y now a the
ot's ONCE where the owues esn obtain n
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Last week lQTi ratiops were distributed
at the soup house Thus far this winter
lei families have been relieved.
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Donation to the Soup Fund.
Henry A. Young, baker, donated to the
soup house this morning thirty loaves of
bread
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NvER SEVENTEEN HUNDRED SAM.
~ Pile BOTTLES OF Frai.eys Syrup OF Blood.
root wild Cherry and Horehonnd, were dis.
tributed from door TO door last week. Owing TO
strikes In the factories We are short In our bottle
supply. As soon 20 We can get them more sam.
pies Will follow. Weask the public Judgment on
IKAiLHY's y EAsT END PHARMACY,
Opposite Eastern Narketl
- Try Frailoy's Liver Pills for Constipsti6n.
Etc, d63wdN,W,FR
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A petition for the pardon OF Andy Ebman
was circulated among the members of the
bar for signatures this morning. 1t WAS
signed by many OF the members.
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wheat-Jan. NE; Febr 17l.ci March, 1910,
May, sSkc.
..Corn-Jan., csc: Feb, s51Ic March, SsyIc;
May, s0Hc.
-Oats--Jan., s55sc; Feb. 2;stc March, 1870 4;
May, GILc.
Pork1Jan: tlg '2h Feb, d. s2h; March.
May, o. e3.
Ribs s-Jan, % sli Feb, &C s2X; March, s ak I;
Nav. n so - ~ '
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EARERT2.
Chicago Produce Market,

CRiCAso, Jan. 81, 800 a. r.-Marhet opened
Wheat Jan, Tc; Feb. 7c}sc March, 77I.6,c
May. $3.50.
Corn Jan, s5c ; Feb. S5c March, asa sasHo;
May, a0s.c.
..Oats-Jan., 2s1lc; Feb, 2'1sc March, 25,Io
May, BOT 4.
Pork-Jan., 81 50; Feb. tlc 50; March.
655; May, seS.
Short Ribs-Feb., = IS March. o. IS.
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JAsUaAY cOEM0s Pleas coURr.
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HERE ARE SOME OF THE LOW PRICES

To which this week we invite attention. The
same values cannot be found In this city. A
tbese nrcss To ;bey stana"Ie,S spepss Ana n
us,
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Lam.
"A cas- er BOARD Of Trade viii be held at Hsh-
Ieman's hall on TUESDAY EVENING, FEB.
RUARY !, at . o'clock. Addresses will be de-
liVereo by Hon. ]. r. Wiekersham and Geo n.
franklin, esq. Citizens interested in the aims
ana purposes of the Board OF Trade are invited
y jsnal.S HENRY c. MOORE. Secretary.